The ensemble’s beginnings can be traced to the early ’90s when the Santos brothers Lenny and Max collaborated to form a group. Initially, the ensemble went under the name Los Tinellers. In 1995, the group released its debut ten-track LP, Trampa de Amor.
Unluckily, the album failed to catapult the ensemble to stardom. The ensemble planned on revamping its musical pursuits in 1996. Notable changes were signaled by changing its management, members’ roles, and its name. The ensemble changed its moniker from Los Tinellers to Aventura. However, Aventura sought to revolutionize the bachata genre to create some attention to its craft.Īventura became the first music group to perform an entire bachata track in English. Eventually, the ensemble released its much-awaited debut LP Generation Next in 1999.
The album was issued through the record label Premium Latin Music. Generation Next saw Aventura feature R&B, rock, and hip hop elements to its original bachata sound.
This ten-song LP featured a remake of six tracks from the 1995 LP Trampa De Amor.Ī glimmer of hope for the act’s success was now in sight, with Generation Next featuring several hits, including “Cuándo Volverás.” “Cuándo Volverás” is one of the most popular and best Aventura songs from the 1999 album. The song served as Aventura’s debut track and lead track to the LP Generation Next. While the album failed to rise to the top of the charts at the turn of the millennium, Generation Next later peaked on the Billboard Tropical Albums chart at number twenty. In 2002, Aventura hit back the studio for the release of its sophomore major release, We Broke the Rules.
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